lens-chainable

Small that allows me to chain multiple lens filters and apply them to a existing image or append a new image to the dom.

Install

npm install lens-chainable --save

API Reference

• Chainable(options)
  • < filter >(options)
  • append(selector)
  • applyFilters(selector)
  • getDataURL()
  • update(selector)

Chainable(options)

Initialize the chainable instance.

• options - Object
  • from - String - dom selector to the image
  • url - String - url to the image
  • data- Array - image data

import Chainable from 'lens-chainable';
const chainable = new Chainable({ url: 'dummy.jpg ' });

< filter >(options): Chainable Instance

Apply a filter to the current chainable instance. Check here the available filters: lens filters

• options - Object - the options object to be sent to the selected filter

import Chainable from 'lens-chainable';
const chainable = new Chainable({ url: 'dummy.jpg ' })
    .brigthness({ level: 30 })
    .sepia();

append(selector): Promise

Creates a new image element and appends the result of the chainable operations to a given selector.

• selector - String - DOM selector

import Chainable from 'lens-chainable';
new Chainable({ url: 'dummy.jpg ' })
    .brigthness({ level: 30 })
    .sepia()
    .append('#target-div');

applyFilters(): Promise< ImageData >

Applies the filters and returns a promise with the new image data.

import Chainable from 'lens-chainable';
new Chainable({ url: 'dummy.jpg ' })
    .brigthness({ level: 30 })
    .sepia()
    .applyFilters()
    .then(imageData => {
        ...
    });

getDataURL(): ImageData

Returns the data url of the applied filters.

import Chainable from 'lens-chainable';
const dataURL = new Chainable({ url: 'dummy.jpg ' })
    .brigthness({ level: 30 })
    .sepia()
    .getDataURL();

update(selector): Promise

Updates a image element with the result of the chainable operations.

• selector - String - DOM selector

import Chainable from 'lens-chainable';
new Chainable({ url: 'dummy.jpg ' })
    .brigthness({ level: 30 })
    .sepia()
    .update('#target-img');